Unearthed after two decades, Landscape Tantrums showcases the early takes on what would evolve into The Mars Volta’s groundbreaking De-Loused in the Comatorium (2003). Recorded by Omar with the help of Jon DeBaun at Burbank’s Mad Dog Studios, this collection captures the raw energy and innovative spirit of The Mars Volta in just four days. While these tracks are in their infancy, the essence of what would make their debut album an electrifying experience is already palpable. Expect fearless experimentation, a unique blend of rock and diverse musical influences, and a commitment to emotional depth.
Track Listing:
- 1. Roulette Dares (The Haunt Of)
- 2. Son Et Lumière
- 3. Inertiatic ESP
- 4. Drunkship of Lanterns
- 5. Eriatarka
- 6. This Apparatus Must Be Unearthed
- 7. Televators
- 8. Take the Veil Cerpin Taxt
Nicholas Trujillo (verified owner) –
Absolutely love the raw energy of Landscape Tantrums! It’s fascinating to hear the evolution into De-Loused in the Comatorium.
Thomas Rice (verified owner) –
If you’re a fan of The Mars Volta, this is a must-have. The original recordings offer a unique perspective on their musical journey.
Sharon Marshall (verified owner) –
The cheap De-Loused in the Comatorium vinyl is a treasure! Landscape Tantrums showcases the band’s early brilliance.